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A late air handler threatens startup. What information belongs in the expediting log?

Correct Answer

C) Submittal status, release date, fabrication status, ship date, delivery constraints, and responsible contact.

Expediting tracks the information needed to recover long-lead deliveries.

Answer Options
A
Use the worker orientation roster as the expediting log
B
Let the late air handler proceed without updating release or ship dates
C
Submittal status, release date, fabrication status, ship date, delivery constraints, and responsible contact.
D
Record only the permit number in the expediting log

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Expediting tracks the information needed to recover long-lead deliveries.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Use the worker orientation roster as the expediting log

In general project requirements, Only the worker orientation roster. is the wrong selection for Procurement expediting log: it leaves the work at an informal or incomplete stage, while Procurement expediting log requires Submittal status, release date, fabrication status, ship date, delivery constraints, and.

Option B: Let the late air handler proceed without updating release or ship dates

The trap in B is Only the final punch list. That selection is wrong because the option delays or omits the controlling step.

Option D: Record only the permit number in the expediting log

Choice D (Only the permit number.) is rejected because it tries to bypass the Procurement expediting log checkpoint.

Memory Technique

Remember procurement expediting log by its jobsite consequence: the correct move points to Submittal status, release date, fabrication status, ship date, delivery constraints, and responsible contact.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed. (2024); use by topic index - documentation / submittals / RFIs / closeout to confirm that Expediting tracks the information needed to recover long-lead deliveries.

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